Light-duty closed metal shelving units hold lightweight supplies in offices or industrial areas where they would not be subject to impacts or abuse. Standalone shelving units cannot be expanded with add-on units, but multiple standalone units can be placed side-by-side, if desired. These shelving units include panels that install onto their posts to enclose their shelves and stabilize the shelving units. They use clips to anchor and support their shelves on their posts, and the clips can be moved to adjust the height of the shelves on the posts.

Medium-duty closed metal shelving units generally are sturdier and can hold heavier items than light-duty closed metal shelving units, making them suitable for storing tools, equipment, and supplies in industrial settings. Standalone shelving units cannot be expanded with add-on units, but multiple standalone units can be placed side-by-side, if desired. These shelving units include panels that install onto their posts to enclose their shelves and stabilize the shelving units. They use clips to anchor and support their shelves on their posts, and the clips can be moved to adjust the height of the shelves on the posts.

Medium-duty closed metal shelving units generally are sturdier and can hold heavier items than light-duty closed metal shelving units, making them suitable for storing tools, equipment, and supplies in industrial settings. Starter units can be used as standalone units. Add-on units connect to compatible starter or add-on units to create or expand a multi-unit shelving system. Each add-on unit shares posts with the unit it connects to, which saves space compared to placing multiple standalone units side by side. These shelving units include panels that install onto their posts to enclose their shelves and stabilize the shelving units. They use clips to anchor and support their shelves on their posts, and the clips can be moved to adjust the height of the shelves on the posts.

The antimicrobial finish on these shelving units stops damaging, odor-causing bacteria, mold, and mildew from growing on them. This helps keep the shelving units clean between cleanings in schools, hospitals, and other areas that maintain high standards of cleanliness. Medium-duty shelving units generally are sturdier and can hold heavier items than light-duty shelving units. Starter units can be used as standalone units. Add-on units connect to compatible starter or add-on units to create or expand a multi-unit shelving system. Each add-on unit shares posts with the unit it connects to, which saves space compared to placing multiple standalone units side by side. These shelving units include panels that install onto their posts to enclose their shelves and stabilize the shelving units. They use clips to anchor and support their shelves on their posts, and the clips can be moved to adjust the height of the shelves on the posts.

Heavy-duty closed metal shelving units generally are sturdier and can hold heavier items than light-duty or medium-duty closed metal shelving units. They are used in industrial facilities for storing heavy tools, equipment, and supplies. Standalone shelving units cannot be expanded with add-on units, but multiple standalone units can be placed side-by-side, if desired. These shelving units include panels that install onto their posts to enclose their shelves and stabilize the shelving units. They use clips to anchor and support their shelves on their posts, and the clips can be moved to adjust the height of the shelves on the posts.

Heavy-duty closed metal shelving units generally are sturdier and can hold heavier items than light-duty or medium-duty closed metal shelving units. They are used in industrial facilities for storing heavy tools, equipment, and supplies. Starter units can be used as standalone units. Add-on units connect to compatible starter or add-on units to create or expand a multi-unit shelving system. Each add-on unit shares posts with the unit it connects to, which saves space compared to placing multiple standalone units side by side. These shelving units include panels that install onto their posts to enclose their shelves and stabilize the shelving units. They use clips to anchor and support their shelves on their posts, and the clips can be moved to adjust the height of the shelves on the posts.

These shelving units use V-stud shelf reinforcements, which offer more protection against shelf deflection (or sagging) than standard shelf clips when bulk parts, archival records, and other heavy items are placed on the shelves. Heavy-duty shelving units generally are sturdier and can hold more weight than light-duty or medium-duty shelving units. Starter units can be used as standalone units. Add-on units connect to compatible starter or add-on units to create or expand a multi-unit shelving system. Each add-on unit shares posts with the unit it connects to, which saves space compared to side-by-side standalone units. These shelving units include panels that install onto their posts to enclose their shelves and stabilize the shelving units. They use V-stud shelf reinforcement to anchor and support their shelves on their posts, and the studs can be moved to adjust the height of the shelves on the posts.

H-post closed metal shelving units have tubular posts that can support very heavy loads in high-density, high-rise shelving systems where shelving units are stacked vertically. Heavy-duty shelving units generally are sturdier and can hold more weight than light-duty or medium-duty shelving units. Starter units can be used as standalone units. Add-on units connect to compatible starter or add-on units to create or expand a multi-unit shelving system. Each add-on unit shares posts with the unit it connects to, which saves space compared to placing multiple standalone units side by side. These shelving units include panels that install onto their posts to enclose their shelves and stabilize the shelving units. They use clips to anchor and support their shelves on their posts, and the clips can be moved to adjust the height of the shelves on the posts.

These shelving units come with both shelves and drawers, so they provide more options for organizing tools, supplies, and loose parts than shelving units that only have shelves. Heavy-duty shelving units generally are sturdier and can hold heavier items than light-duty or medium-duty shelving units. They are used in industrial facilities for storing heavy tools, equipment, and supplies. Standalone shelving units cannot be expanded with add-on units, but multiple standalone units can be placed side-by-side, if desired. These shelving units include panels that install onto their posts to enclose their shelves and stabilize the shelving units. They use studs to anchor the shelves on the posts, and the height of the shelves can be adjusted by removing the studs, repositioning the shelves, and reinstalling the studs.